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Wednesday, December 15, 2021

Year: 1992

“ 91 Upper Deck, a great set, and this is a great subset card, of a great player. Winner winner chicken dinner. [and Tony Gwynn loved a chicken dinner] ” -abide

“ I like 1992 UD overall but these league leader cards are much more boring. ” -pugchump

“ If I were a betting man, I would bet it all that Gwynn actually finishes that swing with a hit. ” -YoRicha

“ I loved watching Tony Gwynn play when I was a kid. He was truly a hit machine. It was heartbroken when he passed away! ” -tinyshogun

“ I'd rather have some kind of stats on the back rather than a narrative. ” -NJDevils

“ Great image of an all time great player. This is what it's all about! ” -jackal726

“ Best hitter is an accurate name. ” -parsley24

“ Ah early Upper Deck. Nice sets but the first 4 or 5 years tend to look alike. ” -captkirk42

“ My favorite MLB player of all time! Tony Gwynn was incredible back in the 80s and 90s. The card is alright. ” -NickyCollects

“ An all time great. Truly a fan favorite and the title best hitter doesn't even cover how great he was. ” -TwinKiller

“ Classic. One of my all time favorite sets. I miss the Diamond Skills cards. Oh, and Upper Deck. ” -pjdionne12

“ Ugh. I have this one. The front is okay and the back is, well, bad. I really didn't see the point of these Upper Deck subsets in the early 90's. I still don't. ” -BigBoyOnWheels

“ I love Tony Gwynn, but this card is kinda... meh! ” -BigDaddy

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just cards

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Joined: Jul 2015

Wednesday, December 15, 2021 7:30 AM
1 of my favorite players but not 1 of my favorite sets

andersonadams1

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Joined: Mar 2020

Wednesday, December 15, 2021 8:12 AM
Really liked the Diamond Skills idea in the UD set but the 92 set overall is pretty boring. Not much of a differentiator from 89-91 if you ask me.

bigcountry98

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Joined: Jul 2020

Wednesday, December 15, 2021 1:43 PM
Hey, a card I actually have! ------------------------------- I could probably buy the already complete sets cheaper somewhere else, but I like getting my maildays.

Onemorepoint

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Joined: Apr 2014

Wednesday, December 15, 2021 2:10 PM
Even by early 90's standard this wasn't great.

pianojazzman

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Joined: Sep 2020

Wednesday, December 15, 2021 6:05 PM
Tony Gwynn had a career batting average of .338, which means he would have had to go 0-for-his-next-1,183 AB’s to get his average to fall under .300. So he basically could’ve gone hitless for two whole seasons and still end up with a career .300 average. ------------------------------- If your response to "Opening Day" is "for what?"... We cannot be friends.

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